This is how much biggest tech companies earn per second

Penny Stocks Lab made a great visualization showing how much companies like Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook and many others, earn per second.

@LanaJelic

Published Oct 7, 2016 8:31 PM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:58 AM CST

38 seconds read time

Tech companies earn lots of money, that's no news. The value of these companies exceeds even the largest oil giants. Earlier this year, Apple announced their last quarter's profit - $18.4 billion, which is the highest amount for a public company ever.

This is how much biggest tech companies earn per second | TweakTown.com

To help us mortals understand these large amounts, Penny Stocks Lab made a great visualization showing how much companies like Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook and many others, earn per second.

Together all the listed companies earn around $2360 a second, or around $141.600 per minute. The largest piece of the cake, about 50%, goes to Apple.

But not all companies earn... Twitter, Pandora and Yelp are still losing money.

Knowing these amounts it's shocking that religions in the US are worth more than the ten biggest tech companies combined...

NEWS SOURCE:pennystocks.la

Lana Jelic

Lana has a passion for technology and science. She spends her time looking for the latest and most interesting technology and science news. Her passion is in gadgets, wearables, and other cool and interesting applications of technology or science. She also spends her free time gaming in MMOs like World of Warcraft. She has prior experience covering technology for publications and breaking news. If sheâ€™s not doing either, you might just find her exploring the metaverse in VR. Lana wants to expand TweakTownâ€™s coverage of mobile, wearables and gadgets while also bringing her experience with science and general tech to TweakTown. Her area of coverage is around science, technology, smartphones, wearables, and general neat gadgets. She hopes to one day be able to drive around in her self-driving car while she schedules an appointment for a SpaceX trip to the moon on her smartwatch.

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